giddap /gi-dapˈ or gidˈap/, giddup /gi-dupˈ or gidˈup/ or giddy-up /gid-i-upˈ or gidˈi-/ (informal)

1. Used to urge on a horse or other animal
2. Hurry up, get along (often playful or joc)

• market cross
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• market economies
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• market garden
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• market-hall
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